10 May 2024|Gwalior | Amity University Madhya Pradesh
Workshop on Bhartiya Gayan Parampara: Vividh Sandharbh Indian Knowledge System MANOVIGAYAN
Objectives:
- To spread awareness regarding various aspects of Bhartiya Gayan Parampara: Vividh Sandharbh Indian Knowledge System MANOVIGAYAN.
- To create Choice Based Credit Syllabus on Bhartiya Gayan Parampara: Vividh Sandharbh Indian Knowledge System MANOVIGAYAN.
Mode: Offline
Venue: Amity University Madhya Pradesh C Block Seminal Hall
Number of Participants: 190 participants including university students, non-teaching staff, and faculties.
Resource Personage: Dr. Umashankar Pachauri - All India Vice President - Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal
Summary of the Session:
The Amity Institute of Behavioural and Allied Sciences (AIBAS), Amity University, Madhya Pradesh, arranged an enlightening workshop on Bhartiya Gayan Parampara: Vividh Sandharbh Indian Knowledge System MANOVIGAYAN. The program commenced with a serene Deepvandana, followed by a warm welcome extended by the Hon’ble Pro Chancellor and the Director of the Department, Dr. Novrattan Sharma.
In his welcome address, the Hon’ble Chancellor emphasized the importance of discipline and the profound insights offered by texts such as the Geeta Puran and Upnisada in understanding the given topic. Dr. Umashankar Pachauri, the esteemed resource person, expounded on the longevity and relevance of Indian knowledge systems since the dawn of civilization. He underscored the need for inclusivity in the Bhartiya Gayan Parampara, emphasizing its empathetic impact.
Dr. Pachauri further elucidated that the Indian Knowledge System offers explanations on Mental Health, urging the audience to correlate these teachings and devise effective tools for measuring happiness. Quoting from Ved Puran and Geeta, he stressed the importance of understanding human traits.
The workshop was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including the Hon’ble Pro Chancellor Lt. Gen. V.K. Sharma, AVSM (Retd), officiating Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Anil Vashisht, Pro Vice Chancellor Dr. Lalitesh Jain, and others. The initiative taken by the students of the department received accolades from the Director of AIBAS, Prof. (Dr.) Novrattan Sharma, and Head of the Department of Clinical Psychology, Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra Sharma, who also delivered the vote of thanks.
This workshop not only enlightened the participants about the richness of Bhartiya Gayan Parampara but also provided them with valuable insights into mental health and well-being, leaving an indelible impact on all attendees.